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It's not so long ago that Arsenal were crying out for a bit of creativity in their midfield. As Boxing Day of 2020 approached the Gunners sat 15th in the Premier League having failed to win in seven matches and having scored fewer goals than every team in the division bar Sheffield United, West Brom and Burnley.
Tammy Abraham scored a last-gasp winner to help Jose Mourinho's Roma make it through to the Europa Conference League quarter-finals in a dramatic finale on Thursday night.
The 19-year-old was handed his first start in the Easter Road side’s 2-1 Scottish Cup quarter-final victory over Motherwell, scoring after 15 minutes and again on 37 minutes as he impressed in just his third appearances for the club.
Wednesday night's 2-0 defeat to Liverpool was something of a sobering affair for Arsenal. The Gunners were able to keep Jurgen Klopp's men largely at arm's length for the first 50 minutes as the two sides danced around each other like heavyweight boxers trying to figure each other out early in a fight. In the space of a couple of minutes though it was the Reds who landed the knockout blow.
Shaun Maloney has challenged teenage striker Elias Melkersen to build on last weekend’s exploits against Motherwell by helping fire Hibernian into Europe.
Mikaela Shiffrin emphatically banished her 'life low' Olympic demons by flying to a fourth overall Alpine Skiing World Cup title in Courchevel. The American, 27, finished second in Thursday's Super-G behind Norwegian Ragnhild Mowinckel to extend her lead over Petra Vlhova and claim the coveted crown with two races to spare. Ad/> Shiffrin had endured a torrid time in Beijing last month — failing to finish in her favoured slalom and giant slalom events — but bounced back to rack up a stunning 120th individual race podium and leave defending overall champion Vlhova, 26, with too much to do heading into the season's final events in Meribel.
Kerri Einarson and Prince George, B.C., are about to get a women's world curling championship do-over.